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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— Check Your PowerSchool Grade for Missing Work!

— All Handouts/Videos/Solutions are on my DP

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

Non-Honors:

[55 min] Catch-Up and Turn-In or FTOC Videos w/Honors

Honors:

[25 min] Proofs of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

[35 min] Catch-Up and Turn-In

All:

[05 min] Wrap Up!

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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— More Properties of Definite Integrals + Defining Area Functions are due

— Corrections on Evaluation Practice + Combining Regions are due Friday (not day of class)

— Check Google Classroom for Assignments + Turn Assignments into Google Classroom

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

[25 min] Introduction to the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

[15 min] The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part I

[15 min] Directed Work Time (Break-Out Rooms)

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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— More Properties of Definite Integrals + Defining Area Functions are Due

— Corrections on Evaluation Practice + Combining Regions are due Friday

— Check Google Classroom for Assignments + Turn Assignments into Google Classroom

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

[20 min] Working with Area Functions

[20 min] Definite Integrals with Variable Bounds

[15 min] Directed Work Time (Break-Out Rooms)

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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— Evaluating Integrals + Combining Regions are Due

— Corrections on More Antiderivative Practice + Riemann Sums are due Friday (not day of class)

— Check Google Classroom for Assignments + Turn Assignments into Google Classroom

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

[20 min] More Properties of Definite Integrals

[20 min] Defining “Area Functions”

[15 min] Directed Work Time: More Properties + Area Functions

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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— More Antiderivative Practice + Investigating Riemann Sum is Due

— Check Google Classroom for Assignments

— Turn Assignments into Google Classroom

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

[15 min] Evaluating Definite Integrals with Desmos

[15 min] Properties of Definite Integrals: Combining Regions

[25 min] Directed Work Time: Evaluation Practice + Combining Regions + Khan Academy

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Reminders

— Friday is a Snow Day (No School)

— Class D Math is Tuesday, Apr 28 at 11:00am

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— Antiderivative Practice is Due at Beginning of Class (Class B: due Friday)

— Check Google Classroom for Assignments

— Turn Assignments into Google Classroom

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

[10 min] Video/Discussion: A Rule For Finding Antiderivatives

[15 min] Video/Discussion: Riemann Sums Revisited + Investigating Riemann Sums

[30 min] Directed Work Time: More Antiderivative Practice + Investigating Riemann Sums + Khan Academy

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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— Advisory: Wednesdays (30 minutes, between 1 and 2pm)

— Clubs/Electives (Optional) start this week

— Be sure to sign up for your Google Classroom

Agenda — (All Classes)

[05 min] Attendance + Check-In

[10 min] Review: Power Rule

[10 min] Introduction to Antiderivatives

[35 min] Directed Work Time: Review + Antiderivatives

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Reminders

— Office Hours: Mondays and Thursdays 1:15-1:45

— Advisory: Wednesdays (30 minutes, between 1 and 2pm)

— Clubs/Electives (Optional) start next week

Agenda — (All Classes)

[15 min] Attendance + Hellos + 5 Types of Online Profs + Using Zoom

[10 min] How will We Learn Math? + Office Hours

[10 min] What are Your Burning Questions?

[15 min] Review Part 1: Limits

[10 min] Check-In Time

School is Closed until April 7 but... Monday is still Bad Pun Day:

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Agenda

While school is closed, there is plenty you can be doing to stay productive in Math and reinforce your learning from this semester.

My most recommended source of review material is on Khan Academy. Here are some links to material that may be helpful for review, filling in knowledge gaps, and testing your understanding:

• Limits and continuity
  • Defining limits and using limit notation
  • Estimating limit values from graphs
  • Estimating limit values from tables
  • Determining limits using algebraic properties of limits: limit…
  • Determining limits using algebraic properties of limits: direct...
  • Determining limits using algebraic manipulation
• Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules
  • Defining average and instantaneous rates of change at a point
  • Defining the derivative of a function and using derivative …
  • Estimating derivatives of a function at a point
  • Applying the power rule
• Curve Analysis
  • Extreme value theorem, global versus local extrema, and …
  • Determining intervals on which a function is increasing or ...
  • Using the first derivative test to find relative (local) extrema
  • Determining concavity of intervals and finding points of inflection
  • Sketching curves of functions and their derivatives

This covers a fair amount of material. I suggest you start with limits and work through exercises and quizzes, using the videos as needed. Not all the linked material has been covered in class, so use your notes to decide what you think you really need to focus on.

As mentioned in an e-mail I sent, if you feel you need a primer in some of the pre-calculus topics, there are links to Khan Academy on the Summer Assignment page:

Khan Academy Links in The Summer Assignment

It is recommended you focus on Interpreting Functions, Exponents and Radicals, Polynomials, and Factors and Divisibility.

Solving equations (an algebra skill) plays a big role in calculus problems. If you feel you need a primer on that, please check out these resources on Khan Academy:

• Systems of Equations
• Systems of Quadratic Equations

Honors Students: As we discussed in class, solving quadratic inequalities is often encountered in curve analysis. You may want to check this out:

• Quadratic Inequalities

If you need help or more guidance, please e-mail me.

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